On the Futbol menu for this weekend

You can make it to the next event. Cancel any plans that will stop you from making your weekend more special by watching these matches.

This Weekend’s Top Fixtures.

FC Koln – Werder Bremen (Bundesliga)

May 5, 2017

The past four meetings between these two sides have ended in a draw.

FC Koln could replace Werder Bremen in the Europa League qualification spot in the Bundesliga standings if they can grab a victory at home in this fixture.

Sevilla – Real Sociedad (Spanish La Liga)

May 5, 2017

Sevilla is aiming for a direct qualification while Real Sociedad is hoping for at least a Europa qualification spot at the end of the 2016/17 La Liga season. Victory in this match will help make this goal a reality.

Borussia Dortmund – Hoffenheim (Bundesliga)

May 6. 2017

The battle for third place in the German Bundesliga. This fixture allows both teams to take their destiny into their own hands.  

Both teams will play Augsburg and Werder Bremen in their final two Bundesliga matches, so it is fair to say whoever finishes in the third-place spot would have earned it fairly.

AC Milan – Roma (Serie A)

May 7, 2017

Derby del Maestro

AC Milan might have slight shot at getting into the Europa League with a victory in this fixture. Roma is in the fight for the second place spot.

A defeat for Roma could see them lose their place in the league if Napoli gets a victory at home against Cagliari.

Arsenal – Manchester United (Premier League)

May 7, 2017

The third most successful team in the Premier League welcomes the most successful team in the Premier League for a battle that would have an impact on the look at the top four finish in the Premier League.

Liverpool – Southampton (Premier League)

May 7, 2017

Liverpool has fallen to Southampton in their last four meetings. This is the result that Liverpool can’t afford to happen if they want to hold on to their direct qualification into the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League.

Liverpool has everything to play for and Southampton’s season is pretty much decided. Will the pressure affect Liverpool or the comfort affect Southampton?